Past life regression is a therapeutic technique used to explore and potentially resolve issues or patterns believed to be rooted in past lives. It is based on the concept that individuals carry memories, emotions, and unresolved experiences from previous lifetimes into their current life, which can impact their thoughts, behaviors, and relationships.

Here are some common purposes for past life regression:

Trauma’s that need to be healed: Past life regression can be used to uncover and heal traumatic experiences from past lives that may still be affecting an individual's emotional or physical well-being in the present life. By revisiting and processing these past-life traumas, individuals may experience relief from symptoms such as anxiety, phobias, or unexplained physical ailments.

Relationships

Some people believe that the dynamics of current relationships may be influenced by past-life connections or unresolved issues. Past life regression can offer insights into the origins of relationship patterns, conflicts, or strong emotional bonds, helping individuals gain a deeper understanding of their connections with others.

Talents and Interests

Past life regression may reveal past-life experiences related to talents, skills, or interests that individuals possess in their current life. Exploring these past-life abilities can provide validation, inspiration, and a sense of purpose in pursuing creative or professional endeavors.

Past life regression can help individuals uncover the root causes of unexplained fears, phobias, or recurring patterns of behavior that have no apparent origin in their current life. By understanding the past-life experiences associated with these issues, individuals may find resolution and freedom from their symptoms.

Unexplained phobias or behavious

For some individuals, past life regression serves as a tool for spiritual exploration and personal growth. By accessing past-life memories and insights, individuals may gain a deeper understanding of their soul's journey, purpose, and evolution across multiple lifetimes